How Organizing and Protesting Help Us Fight Authoritarianism with Ezra Levin | #9

We Went to Cuba | Rep. Jonathan Jackson | #20

Rep. Jackson and I just got back from a congressional delegation to Cuba. Here's what we saw and how the U.S. should change its policies for the benefit of both the Cuban and American people.

Standing Up to ICE's Violent Assault on Minnesota with Attorney General Keith Ellison│#15

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins the show to discuss Trump’s deadly assault on the Twin Cities and what he is doing as AG to fight back, demand accountability, and protect the community. Plus, I talk about ICE and Border Patrol's actions across the country and what we're doing in Congress to push for justice.   Watch my most recent field hearing in Minneapolis-St. Paul HERE [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfVji76Mvkg], where AG Keith Ellison testified.

How Organizing and Protesting Help Us Fight Authoritarianism with Ezra Levin | #9

Indivisible co-founder and co-executive director Ezra Levin joins the podcast to talk about how his group is changing under the second Trump administration, why organizing and protesting is so important, and how we can successfully fight back against authoritarianism. Plus, some thoughts on the recent ICE raids in Chicago and across the country and what these events mean for our collective rights.

Epstein Survivors Tell Their Stories with Haley Robson and Jena-Lisa Jones | #7

Two survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, Haley Robson and Jena-Lisa Jones, join the podcast to tell their stories, talk about trauma and recovery, and discuss the current effort in Congress to release the Epstein Files and finally get transparency and accountability. Plus, an update on where government funding stands as we approach a possible Republican shutdown.

How Trump is Screwing Working Families with Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner | #6

Executive Director and CEO of MomsRising Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner joins the show to discuss everything that Trump and Republicans have done to screw over working families, which policies we need prioritize in our fight for equality, and how we can continue improving our resistance.